RWTH Aachen, TU Berlin, KIT and more — ranked for Indian applicants with CGPA cutoffs.
Germany is home to BASF, Bayer, Evonik and Lanxess. A Master's in Chemical Engineering places you near the industry's biggest employers.
1. RWTH Aachen — outstanding research facilities. 2. TU Berlin — English-taught option. 3. KIT — reaction engineering. 4. TU Munich — high ranking. 5. TU Dortmund — separation technology. 6. TUHH Hamburg — process engineering. 7. University of Stuttgart — polymer and materials. 8. FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg — pharmaceutical engineering. 9. TU Dresden — environmental process engineering. 10. Leibniz Hannover — chemical reaction engineering.
Most TU9 programmes expect CGPA 8.0+. BASF and RWTH have a long-standing partnership — applying to Aachen with a BASF internship target is a strong combination.
